It seems that we will soon get iOS 7.1 official update. Most users and experts hoped to see it instead of iOS 7.0.5 release that was presented last week for the two smartphone models iPhone 5S and 5c for consumers from Europe, Asia Pacific and China. Still it didn’t happen as it was expected so now most people believe that Apple will roll out its 7.1 firmware next for all iPad and iPhone owners. What will it bring and how can it change the situation with jailbreak? Several iOS 7.1 betas have been tested by developers. Users from the U.S. can’t download version 7.0.5 as it doesn’t support any of the American mobile operator, including T-Mobile, AT&T, Verizon and others. If you have a U.S. handset and experience problems with version 7 you should wait a bit to have them fixed in the next big upgrade offered by Apple to millions of its customers. Since previous launch skipped U.S. users, experts have become sure the next release would be devoted to the new firmware version which is 7.1. How will it be different from the system we got used by now? New Features Judging by the betas we have already heard of the next iOS 7.1 update we’ve get fixes to the bugs discovered in previous firmware. For instance, Apple should solve the problems and show design update. We will see round buttons in iPhone app, new music control buttons, get an updated look for the Power Off display, get an ability to disable parallax effect with ease and see keyboard look upgrade. Other changes should come as well. We might get an opportunity to easily add contacts and add the existing ones. The functionality should become better. iOS 7.1 Release It’s hard to say the exact launch date for this operating system. It might happen in March, according to different reports. For now this is the target presentation date. The latest beta launched is beta 4. We’ll most likely see beta 5 in the future [maybe even this week] and maybe beta 6 before the firmware becomes final and official. Jailbreak iOS 7.1 Evasi0n7 jailbreak might not work for 7.1 firmware. Hackers have noted that the exploit used in this program has been patched in beta 4. If hackers find another exploit they might release an update to their untethered jailbreak. If not, we might get into the same situation as with iOS 6.1.4 and see the next jailbreaking solution for iOS 8.